Very good chance you could end up in trouble. As a permit holder, it's your responsibility to to know if where you are going, you can carry. Same thing as being local and carrying in to different businesses, homes, churches, etc. Know before you go.
concealed carry permit info
- Thread starter airmanwilliams
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Very good chance you could end up in trouble. As a permit holder, it's your responsibility to to know if where you are going, you can carry. Same thing as being local and carrying in to different businesses, homes, churches, etc. Know before you go.
Silly Willy
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- Location
- American Fork Ut
By getting your permit you are accepting the responsibility to know the laws in the states you travel to and abide by said laws or risk losing the privilege of having the permit...
I guess I should have finished reading the responds before posting. Very well said Caleb
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rholbrook
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- Location
- Kaysville, Ut
Did you all hear Obama's statement on the school shooting? I think he may be planning a gun control push. Maybe I am paranoid
Spork
Tin Foil Hat Equipped
- Location
- Saratoga Springs, UT
I just took the class a couple weeks ago. It was a lot different than I was imagining it. I was thinking it would be closer to hunters safety than business law.
TJDukit
I.Y.A.A.Y.A.S.
- Location
- Clearfield
My BIL just did his for an out of state license. From the sounds of it, it hasn't changed much since I did mine a couple years ago. Even if you decide not to carry it's still well worth the investment to have the laws explained in a way you can understand.
When I did mine a few years ago I had my finger prints done at the local police station. It was free and I figured they new what they were doing 
If you are tacoma every police station in utah and surrounding states already has your prints on file, so you could just ask for a copy
If you are tacoma every police station in utah and surrounding states already has your prints on file, so you could just ask for a copy
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I need to get mine again. It expired about 6 or so years ago. If anyone is organizing a class let me know.
I still have my fingerprints and stuff from when I was 21 in my gun safe I wonder if I can still use them?
I still have my fingerprints and stuff from when I was 21 in my gun safe I wonder if I can still use them?
Unimog
Eric
- Location
- Stansbury Park, UT
IMO, it is easiest just to go down to BCI and pay the 10 bucks or whatever to have them scan your fingerprints when you turn the paperwork in.
I just renewed mine for the second time. The entire renewal was online and went really smooth - I just had to upload a scanned passport-style photo. I had my new permit within a week.
I just renewed mine for the second time. The entire renewal was online and went really smooth - I just had to upload a scanned passport-style photo. I had my new permit within a week.
This doesn't help you, but if you renew within 30 days of expiration you can do it online in about 10 minutes.
ricsrx
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a friend of a family member is putting on a class and I am being pressured into taking it by the family member, and I am resisting because of it being the said family member. they are charging $55. I just wanted to check with RME before I did any thing rash.., I would rather go to some one recommended from RME.
jentzschman
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- Location
- Sandy, Utah
Good to know.
Tacoma
Et incurventur ante non
- Location
- far enough away
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If you are tacoma every police station in utah and surrounding states already has your prints on file, so you could just ask for a copy
All of those copies are heavily redacted after my stint in Afghanistan and D.C. in '09. They did leave the middle fingerprints visible.
- Location
- SPANISH FORK, UTAH
Last time i renewed it took about a month. but that was back in 2010. I have to renew in less then a year, sounds like it is a bit faster now.